IndiGo Airlines beats Air Deccan as largest low-cost airline in India
IndiGo, the Delhi-based, low-cost carrier, has ended Air Deccan’s five-year reign as the largest low-cost carrier in the industry. The change took place in August, just before full-service carrier Kingfisher Airlines erased the Air Deccan brand. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Mumbai Police have arrested a pilot with Indigo airlines in connection with the suicide of an air hostess, Sucheta Anand, on Sunday. An FIR was also registered some time ago after the 25-year-old air hostesses’ parents alleged that her husband and in-laws used to torture her. Sucheta was found hanging in a five star hotel in Mumbai.
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IndiGo is the airline that surprised the aviation world by placing an order for 100 Airbus A320s at the 2004 Paris Air Show. Despite being a late entrant (2006), the budget carrier has built a reputation by offering a decent alternative by keeping things simple and fares affordable. IndiGo has managed to rope in many good hands in the top management and is seen as a stable employer. The Delhi-based airline, promoted by travel group, is inducting a new plane every six weeks and has managed the growth well. 